Down a Road All Rebels Run

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Amid the Irish struggle for independence in 1920, Jim Rowe leads a group of volunteers in Wexford to resist the oppressive presence of the Black and Tans, a British paramilitary force. As tensions rise, Rowe navigates the challenges of leadership and the complexities of the local fight for freedom, reflecting the era's tumultuous political landscape. The story captures the spirit of resistance and the personal stakes involved in the quest for autonomy.